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Lumping together NYC, Jersey City, and Newark doesn’t seem very accurate
ATM collaborative custody is the best choice to minimize risk of catastrophic loss upon your death, while having most (not all) of the benefits of self-custody
Best practice: hold your BTC in some type of multi-factor wallet
Larger stack: consider a collaborative custody multisig with casa, unchained, nunchuk, liana, etc. All have pros and cons, but all greatly reduce risk of total loss upon death. Don't try DIY multsig, most ppl with mess it up
Smaller stack: poor man's multisig (singlesig + passphrase). Share seed phrase with heirs, passphrase with executor (someone not an heir). Again, pros and cons, but pretty simple so reduces risk of catestrophic loss.
Don't rely on treasure maps, letters of instruction, those fail WAY more often than you think.
Citizen Kane: saw somewhere it's the best movie alltime, it was boring
English Patient. Best nap of my life
LA LA Land. Was much acclaimed, wife and I turned it off after about 15 mins.
Avengers End Game: I enjoyed all the other Marvel Movies up until that point. End Game was a bore, diminished all the prior movies, and I've stopped watching MCU since.
Trezor + other wallet because:
- Coldcard probably too complex for most newish users
- Ledger's declining reputation
- Trezor still ubiquitous, lot's of videos and resources. Plus very easy UI
very slow cold launch of the application on a powerful smartphone
Yes, Bluewallet is reallllly slow on my iphone (connecting to my own node over Tor). But it has lightning, which is nice
Otherwise, agree Green for daily watch-only use.
Nice writeup